There are no offline features for Garden Warefare, an internet connection is always required.
Community Manager@Satxkiller As the game is an always online experience then you will need a constant internet connection. If you are playing on a PS4 or XboxOne then the console developers have implemented a paid for service in order to play online, we have no control over how this and if you wish to play the game without paying a subscription fee then you can do so by playing the PC version of the game. I would recommend speaking with Sony and/or Microsoft for more information on why they charge a fee for online access.
Sounds more like you're saying you don't care and it's not your problem than anything. Why is it that to play single-player, it requires an online connection? To play with other people obviously that's the case, but even multiplayer games have sections that are 'offline' for solo play where you don't need the subscription. If games that are supposed to be entirely online multiplayer have this figured out.. Why don't you? Why are you putting the blame on Xbox and PlayStation for EA game's choice to not allow people to play a game, that isn't even hugely multiplayer, offline?
Community Manager@Amistaria As it states on the box, the game requires a constant internet connection in order to play.
No one is blaming anyone, the post was in reply to a user asking why they needed to pay for a subscription on the Xbox and/or PS4 in order to play, I was merely pointing out that Xbox Live and PS+ are services that we have no control over. If you wish to play PVZ: GW without the need of a subscription then PC is the best way to go.
Also, just to clarify there are no offline modes or elements to PVZ: GW.
Option to also not have to worry about buying a game to be told 'oops you can't play that': Never buy from EA games again, don't have to worry about the well known poor community service, go ahead and acknowledge the winners of Worst Company in America(2012,2013,2016 at least from what I've seen) and 5th place already this year of most hated companies in America has really earned their place and join the many sharing their very poor experiences with you as a company 🙂 Turns out, the people that are upset actually aren't the minority. Good Day.
